Drink your Kool-Aid and go find a nice quiet place to lie down for a spell. We’ll wake you up when we need you.

The grass on the single-payer side of the fence may not be as green as the astroturf on your side of the fence, but it is real grass, not disproven talking points.

Yeah, the funny thing is I thought: “How does he think this gets thru the primaries.” But, then I realized that IF he was running with a Dem president leaving office, the press would have totally eaten up this austerity bullshit.

Howard Schultz went full Milkshake Duck in 5 minutes flat.

Even if he felt he was being honest with the explanation, how much should we trust a former Nazi to declare himself “totally not racist anymore.” Even way-less-racist-than-a-Nazi is still totally racist.

Counterpoint: Maybe it is simply that his withdrawal symptoms kick in after about 15 minutes, and he’s not high *enough*

Yeah, depends on what kinda fight it is. Wrestling/brawling, clear size advantage means Baez is doomed. But, if Baez boxes while back-pedaling, Musgrove might eat some fists.

Mike Brown is the owner Cincinnati deserves at this point. He’s enabled at every turn, in every vector.

Queue the Milwaukee Police Union with some quote about how Sterling Brown was about to Infinity Gauntlet half the worlds population if he hadn’t been tased, and that those who speak out against the MPD will burn in eternal hellfire.  

For an organization that has perfected cognitive dissonance, I feel like they won’t have too much of an issue with the dichotomy.

One of these days we’ll find a cure for Syracuse football, and end all this suffering.

I’m all for Jaxon Dube.

He pucked all the holes!

She’s just trying to stay in the news to boost the sales of all the merchandise carrying her likeness.

Don’t get distracted, this whole post is about concealing Waldo.

Funny, because according to the picture on his Wikipedia page he jumped like a big, lead-footed looking white dude in college.

Her preference is for a younger player with better pocket motility.

It was always utter nonsense.

I disagree completely.

It is a good example of how a lie (in this case: “it isn’t primarily about money, but student-atheletes”) at the center of an administrative body like the NCAA can slowly poison everything involved.